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 Southam News, Fall 1992     "Native employees interviewed said they often are passed over for promotions or training programs because non-aboriginals in the department don't understand aboriginal culture."

 Southam News, Fall 1992     "When Obibwa Elder Randel Prouix lit the plait of sweetgrass and cut the cedar decorated ribbon he opened the Hamilton Regional Indian Centre's new home to 20,000 people."

 Southam News, Winter 1992     "Ontario has recognized that the inherent right of natives to govern themselves includes their right to control land and resources, says the head of a provincial association of Indian chiefs."

 Morrisseau, Miles, Southam News, Fall 1992     "There should have been little surprise that the Assembly of First Nations chiefs were unable to endorse the Charlottetown accord in Squamish, B.C., last week."

 MacQueen, Ken, Southam News, Fall 1992     "Peter Ittinuar is one of the stories behind the march to the territory of Nunavut."

 Morrisseau, Miles, Southam News, Winter 1993     "I'm trying to understand why six children could feel so hopeless and forgotten that the only way to deal with the reality of their lives was to try and end it."

 Morrisseau, Miles, Southam News, Summer 1993     "As the Mulroney era comes to a close, natives, like others, are taking stock of the retiring prime minister's record and his influence in their lives."

 Morrisseau, Miles, Southam News, Spring 1993     "Perhaps it might be a good time to call off the Year of Indigenous People until we've reached a point where there is something to celebrate. Unless things are going a lot better in the rest of the world than they are here, it's not exactly shaping up to be …

 Bramham, Daphne, Southam News, 26 Jun 1991     "Canada's unjust treatment of natives is a national disgrace that must be corrected quickly."

 Bryden, Joan, Southam News, Winter 1994     "Wounds from past constitutional wars were ripped open again Wednesday as a Mohawk leader accused the Bloc Quebecois of leading a crusade to discredit his people and deny them their sovereign rights."

 Nagle, Patrick, Southam News, Fall 1992     "Although it will take weeks to learn the decision, the Inuit citizens of the Northwest Territories are casting votes this week on their final independence from more than three centuries of colonial rule."

 Southam News, Fall 91     "Talk about beating the odds. Rose LaForme has been dubbed "super granny" for her 200-plus descendants. Now she's a super winner after beating a one-in-a-million long shot."

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      Article describing a parade held in Brantford for Jay Silverheels.

      Article detailing members of Six Nations plans to travel to New York to meet with other North American Natives at the United Nations Assembly followed by a parade.

      Article discussing an offer of Six Nations Council to sell the Glebe property to the City of Brantford at a rate of $2,000 per acre.

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      JAMIESON - Suddenly in Rochester, N.Y., on Tuesday, March 11, 1980, William R. Jamieson, formerly of Ohsweken, in his 47th year; loving husband of Shirley Cook; beloved father of Mrs. Suzanne Kulkuski of Brantford; Janice, Ralph, Brian and Leonard, all of Rochester, N.Y.; dear brother of Mrs. ...

      VANEVERY: George W. - At the Lady Wlllingdon Nursing Home, Ohsweken, on Wednesday, February 21, 1979, George W. Vanevery of R. 6 Hagersvllle, in his 83rd year. Mr. VanEvery was a veteran of the First World War with oversees duty, also a member Kelwlnning Masonic Lodge No. 297 F and …

      ATKINS; Violet - At the Brantford General Hospital on Monday, September 21, 1981, Violet Miller of R6, Hagersville, in her 85th year; widow of the late Norman Atkins; beloved mother of Mrs. Marion Hill, Mrs. Geraldine Hill and William, all of R6, Hagersville; dear sister of Percy Miller Jr., ...